Magnetic circuit structure of BLDC motor and permanent magnet embedded rotor thereof

ABSTRACT

A magnetic circuit of a BLDC motor includes a stator iron core, a rotor iron core, permanent magnets and a magneto-sensitive sensor. The permanent magnets are longer than the rotor iron core; the magneto-sensitive sensor is provided at a protrusion of the rotor iron core and far away from an impact of a magnetic field of a stator; a magnetic screening slot and a positioning convex portion are respectively provided at each end of said permanent magnet slot; the magneto-sensitive sensor senses a magnetic field of two ends of each permanent magnet, rather than a combined magnetic field of the rotor iron core and each permanent magnet, so as to effectively reduce Hall signal jitters caused by irregular and unclear boundaries between two magnetic poles on a surface of the rotor. A permanent magnet embedded rotor thereof is also disclosed.

CROSS REFERENCE OF RELATED APPLICATION

This is a U.S. National Stage under 35 U.S.C 371 of the InternationalApplication PCT/CN2013/087298, filed Nov. 18, 2013, which claimspriority under 35 U.S.C. 119(a-d) to CN 201310472834.8 and CN201320626973.7, filed Oct. 11, 2013.

BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Field of Invention

The present invention relates to a motor having a non-mechanicalcommutating device and magnetic circuit parts thereof, and moreparticularly to a brushless direct current (BLDC) motor having amagnetic effects device and a structure of magnetic circuit parts of apermanent magnet embedded rotor.

Description of Related Arts

The BLDC motor mainly comprises an electronic switching and commutatingdevice, a permanent magnet synchronous motor and a position sensor. Theposition sensor transforms the position of the rotor magnet into theelectric signals for controlling the electronic switching andcommutating device, in such a manner that the phase currents of thestator commutates in the right order with the changing position of therotor. Thus the electric magnetic field keeps changing with the rotatingrotor, and the rotating magnetic field which synchronizes with therotating rotor and drives the rotor to rotate with the largest torque isgenerated. The position sensor of the BLDC motor is usually themagneto-sensitive position sensor, wherein the magneto-sensitive elementmainly works according to the magnetic effects of currents, morespecifically to the Hall effects or the magnetoresistance effects. Inthe BLDC motor having the magneto-sensitive position sensor, themagneto-sensitive sensing element, such as the Hall element, themagneto-sensitive diode, the magneto-sensitive bipolar transistor, themagneto-sensitive resistor and the application-specific integratedcircuit, is mounted on the stator components for detecting the changesof the magnetism field generated by the rotation of the permanent magnetrotor. The Chinese patent application, CN101388591A (Application Number200810062945.0), disclosed the assembling structure of the Hall devicein the BLDC motor in the field of electric motor manufacture whichcomprises the circuit board, the Hall which is welded to the circuitboard by the Hall pin, the coil bobbin fixed to the stator plate,wherein the mutually cooperative mounting holes are formed between theend part of the outer ring of the coil bobbin and the circuit board; themetal sheet is embedded on at least one surface of the circuit boardcorresponding to the position of the mounting holes; the mounting holepasses through the metal sheet; the pre-positioning pin is formed on theend part of the outer ring of the coil bobbin; the pre-positioning holecorresponding to the pre-positioning pin is provided on the circuitboard, for preventing the part of the circuit board corresponding to themounting hole from cracking. Although the problem of positioning theHall element is solved via the assembling structure, the Hall positionsensor of the assembling structure is usually mounted between the slotsof the stator and no higher than the stator; and the distance betweenthe Hall position sensor and the magnetic poles of the permanent magnetrotor is relatively large. Such a mounting manner has followingproblems.

Firstly, the Hall position sensor is liable to be disturbed by themagnetic field of the stator, especially under the high-powerapplication situations.

Secondly, the boundary between the two magnetic poles of the embeddedpermanent magnet rotor is irregular and unclear, which may cause theHall signal jitters, so as to affect the smooth operation and theworking efficiency of the electric motor.

Thirdly, the Hall position sensor is liable to be affected by the hightemperature of the stator, especially under the high-power applicationsituation.

Moreover, in order to reduce the magnetic flux leakage coefficient andincrease the utilization of the permanent magnetic materials, theconventional permanent magnetic BLDC usually comprises the magneticscreen means, i.e., providing the magnetic screening air gaps at the twoends of the embedded permanent magnet. The Chinese Patent ZL01121704.9(Publication Number CN1201463C) disclosed the permanent magnet rotorwith a rotor core having permanent magnets embedded therein, wherein thepermanent magnet rotor comprises slits where the permanent magnets areembedded, and bridging parts provided at the internal side of thelongitudinal ends, near the longitudinal middle portion, of the slits;the bridging parts respectively connect the radially outer portions tothe radially inner portions, relative to each slit, of the rotor core;and the longitudinal ends of the slits are provided at the outercircular surface of the rotor core. The Chinese patent application201210316633.4 (Publication Number CN102857000A) disclosed the embeddedsine-profile permanent motor rotor, wherein a plurality of consecutivelyconnected arc protrusions is radially provided on the surface of therotor; the rotor is separated into a plurality of equal areas by theligature of the rotor axis and the crosspoint of each two adjacentprotrusions; the two grooves in the invertedly splayed shape areprovided in each area; and the permanent magnets are inserted into thegrooves. However, the magnetic screening air gap ω and the sheet marginb of the conventional permanent magnet embedded rotor cause the magneticcircuit mutation; as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the partial magnetic fluxdirection and the magnetic flux density mutates, which further causesfollowing two problems.

Firstly, the superficial magnetism waveform of each magnetic pole issaddle-shaped which is shown as m0 of FIG. 11; the peak values and thevalley values have relatively large difference, so as to cause thetorque fluctuation and affect the smooth operation of the motor.

Secondly, the two convex waveforms, shown as t in FIG. 11, emerge at theboundary between the two magnetic poles; the two convex waveforms arecaused by the structural defect of the magnetic circuit and thus able tocause signal jitters in the magneto-sensitive position sensor, such asin the Hall element, which further results in the driving waveformdistortion outputted by the electronic switching and commutating device,the increased fluctuation of the outputted torque, the increased noiseand shakes during operation, the decreased operation efficiency and theincreased loss.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

An object of the present invention is to provide a BLDC motor able tosolve a problem of signal jitters in a Hall position sensor caused by anirregular and unclear boundary between two magnetic poles on a rotorsurface and to efficiently reduce effects on the Hall position sensor bya magnetic field and a temperature of a stator, so as to improveoperation smoothness and operation stability of the BLDC motor.

Accordingly, in order to accomplish the above object, the presentinvention adopts following technical solutions.

A BLDC motor magnetic circuit comprises a stator iron core 5, a rotoriron core 3 having a plurality of stacked rotor punched sheets 30,permanent magnets 1 embedded inside the rotor iron core 3, and amagneto-sensitive sensor 4 for detecting changes in a magnetic field ofa rotor to control commutating. The rotor iron core 3 is as long as thestator iron core 5.

The permanent magnets 1 are longer than the rotor iron core 3; eachpermanent magnet 1 has at least one end protruding out of an end surfaceof the rotor iron core 3 to form at least one protrusion of thepermanent magnet 1.

The magneto-sensitive sensor 4 is provided at an end of the rotor ironcore 3 which is close to the protrusion of the permanent magnet 1 andfar away from an impact of the magnetic field of the stator; themagneto-sensitive sensor 4 detects a position of the rotating rotor bysensing the changes of the magnetic field of the protrusions of thepermanent magnets 1.

Preferably, the magneto-sensitive sensor 4 is mounted upright on acircuit board 41; a sensing part of the magneto-sensitive sensor 4 isclose to an external side of the protrusions of the permanent magnets 1and senses the changes in the magnetic field of the external side of theprotrusions of the permanent magnets 1 when the rotor is rotating.

Preferably, the magneto-sensitive sensor 4 lies down on a circuit board41; a sensing part of the magneto-sensitive sensor 4 is close to endsurfaces of the permanent magnets 1 and senses the changes in themagnetic field of end parts of the permanent magnets 1 when the rotor isrotating.

Preferably, the protrusions of the permanent magnets 1 respectivelyprotruding out of the two ends of the rotor iron core 3 are identicallylong.

Further preferably, a permanent magnet front end cover 12 and apermanent magnet back end cover 11 are respectively provided at the twoends of the rotor iron core 3; the permanent magnets 1 pass through therotor iron core 3 and are fixed on a rotating shaft 31 via the permanentmagnet front cover 12 and the permanent magnet back cover 11, so as toform the integrated BLDC rotor.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an embeddedpermanent magnet rotor of the BLDC motor magnetic circuit which is ableto improve a saddle shape of each magnetic pole to generate waveformsinclined to flatten, and to efficiently suppress two superficialmagnetism convex waveforms emerging at a boundary between two magneticpoles, so as to obviously improve an integral performance of the motor,to increase smoothness of output torque and an operation efficiency andto decrease shakes.

Accordingly, in order to accomplish the above object, the presentinvention further adopts following technical solutions.

A permanent magnet embedded rotor of the BLDC motor magnetic circuitcomprises the rotor iron core having the plurality of the stacked rotorpunched sheets 30, p pairs of permanent magnet slots 2 uniformlyprovided at a circumference of the rotor punched sheets 30, and p pairsof permanent magnets 1 respectively embedded in the permanent magnetslots 2, wherein p is an integer no less than 1; outer peripheries ofthe rotor punched sheets 30 are standard circular arcs.

The two ends of each permanent magnet 1 both tilt inwardly at a tiltingangle Q, wherein Q=5°˜20°;

the two ends of each permanent magnet slot 2 respectively have amagnetic screening slot 20; and

positioning convex portions 21 for mounting the permanent magnets 1 areprovided at boundaries between the two ends of each permanent magnetslot 2 and each magnetic screening slot 20.

Preferably, the magnetic screening slot 20 is a bar-shaped spaceextending along an end surface of the permanent magnet 1; a crosssection of the bar-shaped space is formed by a straight linesubstantially parallel with the end surface of the permanent magnet 1and smooth curves connected between two ends of the straight line andthe permanent magnet slot 2; and sector-shaped connecting zones 22 ofthe punched sheets are provided between the two adjacent magneticscreening slots 20.

Preferably, the magnetic screening slot 20 is a sector-shaped spaceextending along an end surface of the permanent magnet 1; a crosssection of the sector-shaped space is formed by a straight linesubstantially radially parallel with the rotor punched sheets and smoothcurves connected between two ends of the straight line and the permanentmagnet slot 2; and bar-shaped connecting zones 22 of the punched sheetsare provided between the two adjacent magnetic screening slots 20.

Further preferably, a distance F between boundaries of the two adjacentmagnetic screening slots 20 is 0.5˜3 mm.

Further preferably, a distance G between a boundary of the magneticscreening slot 20 and the outer arc-shaped boundary of the rotor punchedsheets 30 is 0.5˜3 mm.

The present invention has following benefits.

Firstly, the magneto-sensitive sensor of the BLDC motor magnetic circuitsenses the magnetic field of the ends of the permanent magnets, ratherthan a combination magnetic field of the rotor iron core and thepermanent magnets, which efficiently reduces the Hall signal jitterscaused by the irregular and unclear boundary of the two magnetic poleson the surface of the rotor; the magneto-sensitive sensor of the BLDCmotor magnetic circuit is far away from an impact of the magnetic fieldand the temperature of the stator and further has the improvedsmoothness and the improved stability.

Secondly, the embedded permanent magnet rotor has a reasonablearrangement and the permanent magnets with the two tilted ends, whichobviously improves partial magnetic flux directions within the rotor andeliminates magnetic density mutations; thus the superficial magnetismcurves of the rotor are greatly improved and the convex waveformsemerging on the superficial magnetism curves are effectively suppressed,so as to greatly reduce the Hall signal jitters when commutating, avoiddistorted waveforms outputted by a driving circuit and reduce outputtorque fluctuations, so that the motor operates more smoothly and moreefficiently.

Thirdly, the BLDC motor magnetic circuit and the embedded permanentmagnet rotor thereof improve the average superficial magnetism valuecorresponding to each magnetic pole of the rotor over 50%, compared withprior arts; meanwhile, the superficial magnetic waveform correspondingto each magnetic pole is obviously improved, so as to improve theintegral performance and the power density.

Fourthly, the BLDC motor has a good performance of thermal dissipationand saves raw materials because of the embedded permanent magnet rotor;compared with the conventional rotor comprising a salient pole rotor ora rotor having a V-shaped recess, the BLDC motor of the presentinvention obtains better effects of dynamic balance and less wind noise,so as to accomplish lower cost and better performance.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is an axially sectional view of a BLDC motor magnetic circuitaccording to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an alternative mode of the BLDC motor magnetic circuitaccording to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a radially sectional view of the BLDC motor magnetic circuitaccording to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a sketch view of a permanent magnet embedded rotor of the BLDCmotor magnetic circuit according to the preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 5 is a sketch view of a rotor punched sheet of the permanent magnetembedded rotor according to the preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 6 is an enlargement view of B of FIG. 5.

FIG. 7 is a sketch view of tilting angles of permanent magnets embeddedin a rotor according to the preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 8 is an alternative mode of the permanent magnet embedded rotoraccording to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a sketch view of a conventional permanent magnet embeddedrotor of a conventional BLDC motor according to prior arts.

FIG. 10 is an enlargement view of A of FIG. 9.

FIG. 11 is a distribution diagram of superficial magnetism of theconventional permanent magnet embedded rotor according to the priorarts.

FIG. 12 is a distribution diagram of the superficial magnetism of thepermanent magnet embedded rotor according to the preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

1—permanent magnet; 11—permanent magnet back end cover; 12—permanentmagnet front cover; 2—permanent magnet slot; 20—magnetic screening slot;21—positioning convex portion; 22—connecting zone of punched sheet;3—rotor iron core; 30—rotor punched sheet; 31—rotating shaft; 4—circuitboard; 41—magneto—sensitive sensor; 5—stator iron core.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

These and other objectives, features, and advantages of the presentinvention will become apparent from the following detailed description,the accompanying drawings.

Referring to FIG. 1 of the drawings, according to a preferred embodimentof the present invention, a BLDC motor magnetic circuit comprises astator iron core 5, a rotor iron core 3 having a plurality of stackedrotor punched sheets 30, permanent magnets 1 embedded within the rotoriron core 3, and a magneto-sensitive sensor 4 for detecting changes in amagnetic field of a rotor to accomplish a control of commutating. Therotor iron core 3 and the stator iron core 5 have an identical lengthwhich is shown as w in FIG. 1.

The permanent magnets 1 are longer than the rotor iron core 3; eachpermanent magnet 1 has at least one end protruding out of an end surfaceof the rotor iron core 3 to form a protrusion of the permanent magnet 1,respectively shown as Y and V in FIG. 1.

The magneto-sensitive sensor 4 is provided at an end of the rotor ironcore 3 which is close to the protrusion of the permanent magnet 1 andfar away from an impact of a magnetic field of a stator; themagneto-sensitive sensor 4 detects a position of the rotating rotor bysensing the changes in the magnetic field of the protrusions of thepermanent magnets 1.

As shown in FIG. 2, the magneto-sensitive sensor 4 is mounted upright onthe circuit board 41, wherein a sensing part of the magneto-sensitivesensor 4 is provided near external sides of the protrusions of thepermanent magnets 1 and senses the changes in a magnetic field of theexternal sides of the protrusions of the permanent magnets 1.

As shown in FIG. 1, the magneto-sensitive sensor 4 lies down on thecircuit board 41, wherein a sensing part of the magneto-sensitive sensor4 is provided near the end surfaces of the permanent magnets 1 andsenses the changes in a magnetic field of the ends of the permanentmagnet 1.

As shown in FIG. 1, the protrusions of each permanent magnet 1protruding out of the two ends of the rotor iron core 3 have anidentical length, i.e., Y=V.

According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, as shownin FIGS. 1 and 2, a permanent magnet front end cover 12 and a permanentmagnet back end cover 11 are provided at the two ends of the rotor ironcore 3; the permanent magnets 1 pass through the rotor iron core 3 andare mounted on a rotating shaft 31 via the permanent magnet front endcover 12 and the permanent magnet back end cover 11, so as to form theintegral rotor of the BLDC motor.

According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, as shownin FIGS. 1 and 2, the magneto-sensitive sensor 4 is provided near thepermanent magnet back end cover 11. Alternatively, the magneto-sensitivesensor 4 can be provided near the permanent magnet front end cover 12.The circuit board 41 is mounted on the stator or an outer shell (unshownin the drawings) of the BLDC motor.

FIG. 3 shows a radially sectional view of the BLDC motor magneticcircuit. Preferably, the number of the pairs of the magnetic poles ofthe BLDC motor p=2; the stator iron core 5 has two pairs of magneticpoles; and the rotor iron core 3 has four permanent magnets 1.

As shown in FIG. 4, according to the preferred embodiment of the presentinvention, a permanent magnet embedded rotor of the BLDC motor magneticcircuit comprises the rotor iron core having the plurality of thestacked rotor punched sheets 30, p pairs of permanent magnet slots 2uniformly provided at a circumference of the rotor punched sheets 30,and p pairs of the permanent magnets 1 respectively embedded in thepermanent magnet slots 2, wherein p is an integer no less than 1; andouter peripheries of the rotor punched sheets 30 are standard circulararcs.

As shown in FIG. 7, the two ends of the permanent magnet 1 both tiltinwardly at a tilting angle Q, for improving two superficial magneticconvex waveforms emerging at a boundary between two magnetic poles ofthe permanent magnet 1. Preferably, Q=5°˜20°; as shown in FIG. 4, Q=8°and the two end surfaces of each permanent magnet 1 forms an angle of16°.

Magnetic screening slots 20 are respectively provided at the two ends ofeach permanent magnet slot 2.

Positioning convex portions 21 for mounting the permanent magnet 1 areprovided at a boundary between the two ends of each permanent magnetslot 2 and each magnetic screening slot 20 (shown as a double dottedline in FIG. 6).

According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, as shownin FIGS. 4 and 5, the magnetic screening slot 20 is a bar-shaped spaceextending along the end surface of the permanent magnet 1. As shown inFIG. 6, a cross section of the bar-shaped space is formed by a straightline substantially parallel with the end surface of the permanent magnet1 and smooth curves connected between two ends of the straight line andthe permanent magnet slot 2. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, sector-shapedconnecting zones 22 of the punched sheets are provided between the twoadjacent magnetic screening slots 20.

FIG. 8 shows an alternative mode of the permanent magnet embedded rotor,wherein the magnetic screening slot 20 is a sector-shaped spaceextending along the end surface of the permanent magnet 1; a crosssection of the sector-shaped space is formed by a straight linesubstantially radially parallel with the rotor punched sheets and smoothcurves connected between two ends of the straight line and the permanentmagnet slot 2; bar-shaped connecting zones 22 of the punched sheets areprovided between the two adjacent magnetic screening slots 20. Astructure of the alternative mode is suitable for manufacture; a lengthof a magnetic screening bridge can be increased by elongating a distanceF between boundaries of the two adjacent magnetic screening slots 20, soas to reduce a magnetic flux leakage coefficient.

According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, as shownin FIGS. 4, 5 and 8, the plurality of the rotor punched sheets 30 isintegrally punched and molded; the number of the pairs of magnetic polesp=2; four permanent magnet slots 2 and eight magnetic screening slots 20distributed at the two ends of each permanent magnet slots 2. Thedistance F between the boundaries of the two adjacent magnetic screeningslots 20 is 0.5˜3 mm; a distance G between the boundary of the magneticscreening slot 20 and an outer boundary of the rotor punched sheet 30 is0.5˜3 mm. The permanent magnet embedded rotor of the present inventionaccomplishes controlling a magnetic flux leakage coefficient of eachmagnetic pole by controlling a saturation of partial magnetic density,so as to increase superficial magnetism of each magnetic pole of therotor and also utilization of the permanent magnets. In the preferredembodiment of the present invention, each permanent magnet 1 is embodiedas a bar-shaped permanent magnet having a trapezoidal cross section;each permanent magnet slot 2 is embodied as a trapezoidal space formedby multiple segments, wherein the multiple segments correspond to thetrapezoidal cross section of the permanent magnet 1. In other preferredembodiments of the present invention, the permanent magnets 1 can bearc-shaped and the permanent magnet slot 2 can be an arc-shaped spacehaving an accordant cross section with the permanent magnet 1.

According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, as shownin FIGS. 4, 5 and 8, the number of the pairs of the magnetic poles p=2;the number of the pairs of the correspondent permanent magnets 1 is 2.In other preferred embodiments of the present invention, the BLDC motorcan have a different value of p, the number of the pairs of the magneticpoles. For example, the BLDC motor have 1, 3, 4 or 5 pairs of themagnetic poles and correspondently 1, 3, 4 or 5 pairs of the permanentmagnets 1.

Compared with the prior arts, the BLDC motor provided by the presentinvention changes the magnetic density direction of the permanentmagnets within the rotor, obviously improves the partial magneticdensity direction and eliminates the magnetic density mutation via thereasonable rotor arrangement and the permanent magnets having tiltedends, so as to greatly improve the superficial magnetism curve of therotor. FIG. 12 shows a distribution diagram of the superficial magnetismof the permanent magnet embedded rotor. By a comparison between thedistribution diagram and a conventional distribution diagram as shown inFIG. 11, it is indicated that two convex waveforms (t in FIG. 11) on thesuperficial magnetism curve are effectively suppressed, which greatlyreduces Hall signal jitters during commutating, avoids waveformmutations outputted by driving circuits and reduces torque fluctuationsoutputted by the motor, so as to obtain a smooth operation and animproved operation efficiency.

By the above comparison between FIG. 12 and FIG. 11, it is alsoindicated that, despite of the identical permanent magnets with thesuperficial magnetism of 200 mT, an average value of the superficialmagnetism correspondent to each magnetic pole of the rotor of the BLDCmotor of the present invention is 140 mT (shown as a scale of FIG. 12);whereas the average value of the superficial magnetism correspondent toeach magnetic pole of the conventional rotor of the conventional BLDCmotor of the prior arts is 90 T (shown as a scale of FIG. 11). Thus,compared with the prior arts, the average value of the superficialmagnetism of the present invention is increased more than 50%.Meanwhile, by a comparison between a conventional superficial magnetismwaveform m0, shown in FIG. 11, and a superficial magnetism waveform m,shown in FIG. 12, it is indicated that the superficial magnetismwaveform correspondent to each magnetic pole of the present inventionhas an obviously improved saddle shape, so as to obtain a betterintegral performance and a higher power density.

Besides, via the stacked rotor punched sheets 30, all the magneticscreening slots 20 within the rotor form a channel for ventilation andthermal dissipation, so that the rotor has good effects of thermaldissipation and saves raw materials; compared with the conventionalrotor comprising a salient pole rotor or a rotor having a V-shapedrecess, the BLDC motor of the present invention obtains better effectsof dynamic balance and less wind noise, so as to accomplish lower costsand better performance.

One skilled in the art will understand that the embodiment of thepresent invention as shown in the drawings and described above isexemplary only and not intended to be limiting.

It will thus be seen that the objects of the present invention have beenfully and effectively accomplished. Its embodiments have been shown anddescribed for the purposes of illustrating the functional and structuralprinciples of the present invention and is subject to change withoutdeparture from such principles. Therefore, this invention includes allmodifications encompassed within the spirit and scope of the followingclaims.

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 7. A brushless direct current (BLDC) motor magneticcircuit, comprising a stator iron core, a rotor iron core having aplurality of stacked rotor punched sheets, permanent magnets embeddedwithin said rotor iron core, and a magneto-sensitive sensor fordetecting changes in a magnetic field of a rotor to accomplish a controlof commutation, wherein said rotor iron core and said stator iron corehave an identical length; said permanent magnets are longer than saidrotor iron core; each said permanent magnet has at least one endprotruding out of an end surface of said rotor iron core to form aprotrusion of said permanent magnet; and said magneto-sensitive sensoris provided at an end of said rotor iron core which is close to saidprotrusions of said permanent magnets and far away from an impact of amagnetic field of a stator; said magneto-sensitive sensor detects aposition of said rotating rotor by sensing changes in a magnetic fieldof said protrusions of said permanent magnets.
 8. The BLDC motormagnetic circuit, as recited in claim 7, further comprising a circuitboard for mounting said magneto-sensitive sensor upright thereon,wherein a sensing part of said magneto-sensitive sensor is close to anexternal side of each said protrusion and senses said changes in saidmagnetic field at said external side of each said protrusion of eachsaid permanent magnet when said rotor is rotating.
 9. The BLDC motormagnetic circuit, as recited in claim 7, further comprising a circuitboard where said magneto-sensitive sensor lies down, wherein a sensingpart of said magneto-sensitive sensor is close to an end surface of eachsaid permanent magnet and senses said changes in said magnetic field ofsaid ends of each said permanent magnet when said rotor is rotating. 10.The BLDC motor magnetic circuit, as recited in claim 7, wherein saidprotrusions of said permanent magnets protruding out of said ends ofsaid rotor iron core have an identical length.
 11. The BLDC motormagnetic circuit, as recited in claim 8, wherein said protrusions ofsaid permanent magnets protruding out of said ends of said rotor ironcore have an identical length.
 12. The BLDC motor magnetic circuit, asrecited in claim 9, wherein said protrusions of said permanent magnetsprotruding out of said ends of said rotor iron core have an identicallength.
 13. The BLDC motor magnetic circuit, as recited in claim 7,further comprising a permanent magnet front end cover and a permanentback end cover provided at said two ends of said rotor iron core,wherein each said permanent magnet passes through said rotor iron coreand is fixed on a rotating shaft via said permanent magnet front endcover and said permanent magnet back end cover, for forming saidintegral rotor of said BLDC motor.
 14. The BLDC motor magnetic circuit,as recited in claim 8, further comprising a permanent magnet front endcover and a permanent back end cover provided at said two ends of saidrotor iron core, wherein each said permanent magnet passes through saidrotor iron core and is fixed on a rotating shaft via said permanentmagnet front end cover and said permanent magnet back end cover, forforming said integral rotor of said BLDC motor.
 15. The BLDC motormagnetic circuit, as recited in claim 9, further comprising a permanentmagnet front end cover and a permanent back end cover provided at saidtwo ends of said rotor iron core, wherein each said permanent magnetpasses through said rotor iron core and is fixed on a rotating shaft viasaid permanent magnet front end cover and said permanent magnet back endcover, for forming said integral rotor of said BLDC motor.
 16. Apermanent magnet embedded rotor of a BLDC motor magnetic circuit asrecited in claim 7, comprising said rotor iron core having saidplurality of said stacked rotor punched sheets, p pairs of permanentmagnet slots uniformly provided at a circumference of said rotor punchedsheets, and p pairs of said permanent magnets respectively embedded insaid permanent magnet slots, wherein p is an integer no less than 1;each said rotor punched sheet has an outer periphery of a standardcircular arc; said two ends of each said permanent magnet both tiltinwardly at a tilting angle Q, wherein Q=5°˜20°; a magnetic screeningslot is provided at each said end of each said permanent magnet slot;and a positioning convex portion for mounting each said permanent magnetis provided at each boundary between said two ends of each saidpermanent magnet slot and each said magnetic screening slot.
 17. Thepermanent magnet embedded rotor as recited in claim 16, wherein eachsaid magnetic screening slot is a bar-shaped space extending along saidend surfaces of each said permanent magnet, wherein a cross section ofsaid bar-shaped space is formed by a straight segment substantiallyparallel with said end surface of said permanent magnet and two smoothcurves connected between two ends of said straight segment and saidpermanent magnet slot; a sector-shaped connecting zone of said punchedsheets is provided between said two adjacent magnetic screening slots.18. The permanent magnet embedded rotor as recited in claim 16, whereineach said magnetic screening slot is a sector-shaped space extendingalong said end surfaces of each said permanent magnet, wherein a crosssection of said sector-shaped space is formed by a straight segmentsubstantially radially parallel with said rotor punched sheet and twosmooth curves connected between two ends of said straight segment andsaid permanent magnet slot; a bar-shaped connecting zone of said punchedsheets is provided between said two adjacent magnetic screening slots.19. The permanent magnet embedded rotor as recited in claim 16, whereina distance F between boundaries of said two adjacent magnetic screeningslots is 0.5˜3 mm.
 20. The permanent magnet embedded rotor as recited inclaim 17, wherein a distance F between boundaries of said two adjacentmagnetic screening slots is 0.5˜3 mm.
 21. The permanent magnet embeddedrotor as recited in claim 18, wherein a distance F between boundaries ofsaid two adjacent magnetic screening slots is 0.5˜3 mm.
 22. Thepermanent magnet embedded rotor as recited in claim 16, wherein adistance G between a boundary of said magnetic screening slot and saidouter arc-shaped periphery of said rotor punched sheet is 0.5˜3 mm. 23.The permanent magnet embedded rotor as recited in claim 17, wherein adistance G between a boundary of said magnetic screening slot and saidouter arc-shaped periphery of said rotor punched sheet is 0.5˜3 mm. 24.The permanent magnet embedded rotor as recited in claim 18, wherein adistance G between a boundary of said magnetic screening slot and saidouter arc-shaped periphery of said rotor punched sheet is 0.5˜3 mm.